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Westville Indicator

Location

Westville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1900

Page

3

Important Dates of the Nineteenth Century in the United States

Compiled by Wright A Patterson, this list chronicles notable events from 1801 to 1900 in the United States. It covers presidential elections and inaugurations, wars and battles, territorial changes, infrastructure, laws, and notable deaths, with emphasis on political milestones and national developments.

United States Thomas Jefferson House of Representatives Aaron Burr Tripoli Jefferson Congress Ohio Louisiana France Philadelphia Stephen Decatur Samuel Chase Cumberland Ohio River Washington Francis Scott Key Fort Mcclenry Ballymore Baltimore Elbridge Gerry Great Britain Ghent Belgium Pennsylvania New York New England American Colonization Society Princeton Liberli Amen Spain Florida Savannah Liverpool Maine Massachusetts O. H. Perry Trinidad Indiés Alabama Daniel Boone Charrette Gen. Lafayette America John Quincy Adams Andrew Jackson W. H. Crawford Henry Clay John C. Calhoun First Ratirocd Quincy Mass Neponset River Horse Power Robert Y. Horne S. C Baltimore & Ohio Anti-masonic Party Haverhill Senate Adams John C. Fremont John C Fremont Rocky Mountains Ashburton England Prof Morse New York Harbor Joe Hiram Smith Nauvoo China Coloma Cal James Wilson Marshall Zachary Varylor Lewis Cass Kentucky Free State Anses Dred Scott United States Supreme Court New York Yacht Club Mountain Meadow Cedar City Utah Brigham Young Salt Lake City Abraham Lincoln Chicago John .C. Breckenridge John C. Bell Stephen A Douglas Rogular Buchanan South Carolina Lincoln U. S Stonewall Jackson Chancellorsville North Lee Gettysburg Vicksburg Grant New York City Samuel Houston Huntersville Tex Chickamauga Orchardsknob Missionary Ridge Lookout Mountain Arch J Yellowstone Ational Park Egzan Newark Geneva B. Gratz Brown Thomas A. Hendricks Charles J. Jenkins David Davis Greely Brown Horace Greeley Pleasantine N. Y Edwin Forrest Oakes Ames James Brooks Credit Mobilier Salmon P. Chase New York Stock Exchange Lovig Wiliam H. Tweed House Harriet Beecher Stowe Yukon Alaska Geo. McCormack William McKinley William Jennings Bryan

Army Reorganization Bill Passes House in Strict Party Vote

Washington reports the House passed the army reorganization bill 166 to 133 after a long session. Three Democrats joined Republicans for the measure while one Republican backed the Democrats on a related motion. A major debate centered on a Littlefield substitute prohibiting alcohol at military posts and other amendments were offered.

Washington House of Representatives Messrs Hall Underhill Clayton No. Y Mr. McCall Rep Mass McCall Mann Iil Mire Littlefield House Committee On Agriculture Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Teller Nicaragua Canal Morgan

Trade Review notes steady prices and brisk holiday trade

The weekly trade review reports a conservative, confident mood with orders at near full capacity for months ahead. No net workforce reduction, wage readjustments in steel, steady commodity prices, and brisk holiday activity. Failures: 287 in US, 2 in Canada. mixed wholesale softness with retail strength, winter weather dampening some lines.

New York R. G. Dun & Co Review of Trade Iron and United States Canada Bradstreet

American Federation of Labor Convention Opens in Louisville

The twentieth annual AFL convention opened in Louisville at 10 15 am with 217 delegates present. Secretary Frank Morrison reported receipts of 343,68S more than last year and per capita tax collections of 42,085, noting overall gains despite expenses rising.

New York and Brooklyn Bridge Pittsburgh Northern Pacific Railroad Iniry. Sa American Railway Union Chicago Behring Sea Aaconian The American Federation of Labor Louisville Frank Morrison

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